Except some containers and lids simply aren’t made to be nuked in the microwave, and could warp or straight-up melt. Predictably, this also brings up health concerns over whether heating plastic containers directly in the microwave makes your food safe for consumption.The jury is still out on this one, but the FDA recommends placing containers in the microwave only if they have been labeled for microwave oven use. These days it’s hard to find a plastic container that can’t hold its own in the microwave, but as they say, it’s better to be safe than have sorry, melted plastic. So make sure the plastic containers are designed for microwave use, but if you’re worried about it anyway, transferring your food to glass or paper or clay utilities or brass utilities or stone utilities just using these containers to begin with is usually the safer option.Read more information on www.foodbheem.com